After the calamity that occurred last year for kids and collectors trying to collect the first wave of Nintendo Amiibo figures, I was really afraid of huge shortages for the LEGO Dimensions launch. And so, even though I ordered all my LEGO Dimensions sets online, I went to see how well-stocked (or not) my closest video game retailers were this morning. And as it turns out, the answer is “pretty well-stocked”!

Though I knew that Toys R Us was going to have the largest display of LEGO Dimensions toys around (seeing as how I was casing the place yesterday–I feel like a stalker or something), they don’t open up until 10AM on Sunday.

And so, I decided to head the nearest 8AM-opening Taget store to check out their “modest” display first instead this morning. But while Target only had a scant 30+ pegs of LEGO Dimensions toys on the shelves, I was pleasantly surprised to see almost every one of the first wave of sets present!

While several fun packs were MIA at Target (off the top of my head, I remember the Laval, Jay the Blue Ninja and Cyborg Fun Pack were missing), all of the Team Packs and Level Packs that launched today were available (though the Jurassic World Team Pack was almost sold out).

I’ve heard that the Jay and Laval packs are meant to be timed Toys R Us exclusive sets, but I’ve also heard of folks finding and buying both sets at Gamestop stores, so it sounds like these sets may or may not be tricky to find for a short while.

Impressed with what I saw at Target, I made the trek to Toys R Us to see if they could outdo their for.

And oh, did they ever!

Multiple pegs filled with every single LEGO Dimensions pack were fully-stocked at Toys R Us, from every single theme: Back to the Future, The Wicked Witch of the West, Chima, Simpsons, Scooby-Doo, Portal–all present and accounted for!

And though over set (except the Starter Pack) is marked up two bucks at TRU, their free $10 gift card with a $35 LEGO Dimensions you purchase makes Toys R Us the best place to buy these sets today (provided you’ll actually use a TRU gift card in the future).

Meanwhile, I’m waiting patiently for UPS to drop by this afternoon and deliver my online haul of LEGO Dimensions sets, which were safely pre-ordered many months ago. Having seen all the toys in stores now already, this wait is particularly excruciating!

How did you make out at your local stores today, brick fans? Are you impressed with the stock and displays for Dimensions that you’re seeing locally, and did you bring home any shiny new LEGO sets today?